Little over two years now
Originally Posted by 700,s2000+Mar 1 2005, 06:46 PM



Ya, its a lil-busy, but he should make some serious power if he ever finishes his motor!
Looks great so far!
It is an ITS turbo here is the site
http://www.innovativeturbo.com/cgi-bin/htm...952760213041093
I had every option except the bling. Also yes I went with stock cams. I was told they would be perfect for my setup. It is not the dif I am worried about though lol. It is the tyranny, drive shaft, axles and clutch. I have been told I am looking at $7000 for a replacement transmission, UNLESS ANYONE WANTS TO SPONSOR ME HINT. That manifold was CRAZY. That is a lot of bends. Is that design made for top end or quick spool??
Nick
http://www.innovativeturbo.com/cgi-bin/htm...952760213041093
I had every option except the bling. Also yes I went with stock cams. I was told they would be perfect for my setup. It is not the dif I am worried about though lol. It is the tyranny, drive shaft, axles and clutch. I have been told I am looking at $7000 for a replacement transmission, UNLESS ANYONE WANTS TO SPONSOR ME HINT. That manifold was CRAZY. That is a lot of bends. Is that design made for top end or quick spool??
Nick
we've pushed a bit over 600 at the wheels on the s2000 and did not encounter any serious problems with the tranny,shaft or axles. However the diff did go. That is why we are working on that first and modifying the stock tranny/gears. Im certain your research with the tranny, shaft and axles will come in very usefull in the near future for everyone. As for the clutch a twin disc would be ideal. Tilton, Exedy and a few others either have or will have an application soon. It will handle 800 ftlbs at the wheels. Frank at the Driveshaft Shop does have a driveshaft and axles for the s2000 that will hold...Good luck with your build.
Originally Posted by Hobbyholic,Mar 22 2005, 01:08 PM
The AUSTRALIANS have a diff setup and will be selling it soon. It will come with axles.. 

I just wish we have as many honda enthusisasts as you guys have in the US. Things will be a lot quicker than the current rate for sure







